Stay in style at Hotel Malligi, where Your Wish is Our Command!!! Malligi redefines hospitality to make your stay truly becomes a memorable escape. We make your every moment count.

Base category room in the budget block of Hotel Malligi, mostly suitable for backpacker, students and for travelers who are on budget. These rooms offer all the basic amenities for a comfortable stay. Single: 2000 + TAX . Double: 2300 + TAX

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Malligi is a private sanctuary of luxury and comfort, that is absolutely unparalleled. Malligi offers up-to-the-minute accommodation facilities for its guest.

Hills of bare rock rise beside the swift Tungabhadra River as it swirls and curves through a barren landscape strewn with giant boulders. In this daunting terrain, many centuries ago, rose a magnificent medieval city that rivalled the most famous cites of the world- the imperial Capial of Vijayanagar Kingdome “Hampi”.

Blue Lagoon Swimming Pool in Hotel Malligi is beautifully designed to imitate the famous stepped tank at Hampi. Enjoy the pool side breeze and the blue sky while swimming and sunbathing.

Dining options at Hotel Malligi Hospet - Hampi. DINING AT HOTEL MALLIGI IS JUST ONE OF THE PLEASURES TO EXPERIENCE

Veg restaurant at Hotel Malligi Hampi. Blue Mist, a modern twist at Malligi, Hampi is the bright and vibrant restaurant just as exciting as the food.

Hotel Malligi can be reached within minutes as soon as one steps into the city, conveniently located at the intersection of Hampi Road and Bellary Road. It is just minutes walk from the city Bus Station and 10 Minutes . drive from the Railway …

Anegundi promises a classic journey back in time. Anegundi's was the first administrative centre of Vijayanagara, which was an empire epitomizing the golden age of India, Anegundi, which in Kannada means "elephant pit" is said to have been the place where the elephants of the Vijayanagara kings were kept.